erudite

But right now, I'm concerned with a less erudite problem.

I have no idea how erudite, since he spoke very little.

We heard a rather erudite discussion of that here a week or so ago.

She was a highly educated and an erudite women of her time.

The kid is not learning things as a legend or to be erudite.

Such talk would confuse even the most erudite of citizens in any country.

They belong to a higher and more erudite register than common words.

He's cultured and erudite, but knows how to run a business.

If you're doing a textbook for kids on Jewish history, you still have to be erudite.

As for Robert, he is erudite, wicked smart and doing important work.

Such an erudite comment, it does really enhance the debate.

In certain circles, some of them rather erudite, the subject remains a big draw.

But you've got to be an erudite to be able to understand that.

You are one very observant and erudite fellow, never mind.

He is an erudite scholar, public speaker, teacher and editor.

He is an Urdu erudite in the field of teaching and education since last 32 years.

Webster has been described as the erudite one, especially in vocabulary.

So how does an erudite editor figure out the latest slang?

In addition to his work as a journalist he became an erudite and popular public speaker.

Much can be learned from reading the opinionated and erudite text.

I know he's a charming, erudite man, but he agreed to a settlement for the good of the situation.

He said, "This town always did have the most erudite loonies."

He was erudite and had great control of Latin.

For the erudite slacker: action figures from major works of art!